Bitget Partners with SunPump to Grow Memecoin Ecosystem

In the exciting development, the leading crypto exchange, Bitget revealed its latest partnership with SunPump, a memecoin launchpad on Tron blockchain. 

According to the announcement, the partnership aims to strengthen the TRON blockchain as a hub for memecoin innovation and expand the reach of community-driven projects. 

We have partnered with SunPump @sunpumpmeme, the memecoin fair launch and trading platform on the TRON network @trondao.

The collaboration aims to foster a plethora of opportunities for groundbreaking projects and community-centric initiatives.

Detail👇https://t.co/om4KdEbe4w

— Bitget (@bitgetglobal) December 20, 2024

Bitget to Enhance SunPump Ecosystem

TRON, a major layer 1 blockchain, boasts over 279 million user accounts and 9 billion transactions. However, its memecoin ecosystem has largely remained under the radar compared to giants like Ethereum. Bitget’s partnership with SunPump signals a strategic push to put TRON on the map as a contender in the memecoin and decentralized application (dApp) space.

The announcement suggests that the deal includes Bitget providing select SunPump projects with streamlined listing processes, trading support, and promotional backing. The exchange aims to amplify the visibility of TRON-based memecoins, encouraging adoption among retail traders and crypto enthusiasts. 

SunPump, known for integrating AI into memecoin development, has recently gained traction with projects like SunDog, which secured listings on platforms such as Bithumb and OKX. Its AI-powered prediction market, NextMate, with over 4 million users is another key player in the effort to expand memecoin utilities. 

However, SunPump has been a hotbed for controversies, including live-streaming. Following this controversy, the United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning about the memecoin generator platform Pump.fun, stating that the platform is not authorized to operate in the country.

Also Read: Pump.fun is Now Officially Banned In U.K.